Canada is extending requirements for international travelers at the northern border. They may provide a negative COVID-19 test to land border crossers as early as Feb. 15. Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau, told media that the test must have been conducted within 72 hours and must be a Polymerase Chain Reaction test. Travelers who come to the border without showing proof of a negative

“But mark this: There will be terrible times in the last days.” 2 Timothy 3:1. Recently, I received a telephone call about a home protection service. I listened for a while and then declined their offer. I did look up some of the various alarm systems available, with sensors, cameras, wireless communication, and security panels. In short, all of them offer protection against break-ins into

The Internal Revenue Service’s Criminal Investigation Division reminded taxpayers today to file accurate tax returns and choose a tax preparer wisely. The nation’s tax season began Friday, Feb. 12, when the agency begins accepting and processing 2020 tax year returns. U.S. persons are subject to tax on worldwide income from all sources. Most taxpayers meet this obligation by reporting

comfortable at home. SB 65 allows home builders to continue their work for Montanans with the assurance that observing best practices for COVID safety are a defense from unnecessary litigation.” Cary Hegreberg, president and CEO of the Montana Bankers Association, said, “We are extremely grateful to the Legislature and to Gov. Gianforte for recognizing the importance of getting this bill

Lustre Christian posted two close basketball victories in Bainville Thursday, Feb. 11. In the girls’ game, Lustre won by a 48-43 score in overtime. The game was deadlocked at 43-43 after regulation. Aubri Holzrichter hit four free throws in overtime. Bainville led by a 22-21 halftime margin but trailed 32-30 after three quarters of play. Top scorers for the Lions were Holzrichter